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Hawa waarabu mpango wa greater Israel huu hai Netanyahu kawatonya tena wakae wakijua watafuatwa mmoja baada ya mwingine kila mmoja atafikiwa kwa wakati wake kwenye ile greater Israel.
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Waziri Mkuu Benjamin Netanyahu anatazama hirizi inayoonyesha “ramani ya Nchi ya Ahadi,” aliyopewa na mwhoji wake, Agosti 12, 2025.
Waziri Mkuu Benjamin Netanyahu ameiambia televisheni ya i24 kwamba anahisi yupo kwenye “jukumu la kihistoria na kiroho,” na kwamba amejikita sana katika ndoto ya Nchi ya Ahadi na Israeli Kubwa.
Mhoji wake, Sharon Gal, ambaye aliwahi kwa muda mfupi kuwa mbunge wa mrengo wa kulia wa Knesset, alimzawadia Netanyahu, karibu na mwisho wa mahojiano yao, kile anachosema ni hirizi yenye “ramani ya Nchi ya Ahadi.”
“Hii ndiyo ndoto yangu,” alisema Gal. Alitania kuwa hataki “kumzidishia matatizo” Netanyahu katika kesi dhidi yake inayodai kuwa alikubali vito na bidhaa nyingine za kifahari kutoka kwa wafanyabiashara kadhaa kwa ajili yake na mke wake Sara, lakini pia alisema angependa Netanyahu ampe Sara hiyo hirizi. “Asante,” alisema Netanyahu.
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Netanyahu says he’s on a ‘historic and spiritual mission,’ also feels a connection to vision of Greater Israel
12 Aug 2025, 8:20 pm
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu looks at an amulet showing "a map of the Promised Land," given to him by his interviewer, August 12, 2025. (Screenshot i24 news)
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu looks at an amulet showing "a map of the Promised Land," given to him by his interviewer, August 12, 2025. (Screenshot i24 news)
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tells i24 TV news that he feels he is on a “historic and spiritual mission,” and that he is “very” attached to the vision of the Promised Land and Greater Israel.
The interviewer Sharon Gal, who was briefly a right-wing member of Knesset, gifts to Netanyahu near the end of their interview what he says is an amulet of “a map of the Promised Land.”
“This is my vision,” says Gal. He jokes that he does not want to further “entangle” Netanyahu in the case against the premier for allegedly receiving jewelry and other luxury goods from several businessmen for him and his wife Sara, but also says he would like Netanyahu to give the amulet to Sara. “Thank you,” says Netanyahu.
“Do you connect to the vision?” Gal asks Netanyahu.
“Very much,” the prime minister replies.
“Really?” asks Gal.
“Very much,” Netanyahu repeats.
“It is Greater Israel,” Gal stresses.
“If you ask me, we are here,” responds Netanyahu, then pauses, then continues, “You know I often mention my father. My parents’ generation had to establish the state. And our generation, my generation, has to guarantee its continued existence. And I see that as a great mission.” He then moves on to discuss the sense of mission among Israelis today, highlighting that sense of purpose among soldiers, including reservists and their wives.
The amulet itself does not appear on the screen.
The exchange is cut from the video of the interview posted by i24 on its Youtube site in Hebrew, and does not appear, either, in a shorter version of the interview on i24’s English Youtube site. It appears on i24’s own Hebrew website (beginning at 31:14).
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The term Greater Israel was used after the Six Day War of June 1967 to refer to Israel and the areas it had just conquered — East Jerusalem, the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, the Sinai Peninsula and the Golan Heights.
The phrase was also used by some early Zionists, including Ze’ev Jabotinsky, forerunner of Netanyahu’s Likud party, to refer to present-day Israel, Gaza and the West Bank, and present-day Jordan.
Gal’s question about his connection to the “vision” of the Promised Land and Greater Israel comes after he asks the premier if he feels he is on a mission on behalf of the Jewish people. Netanyahu answers that he is “on a mission of generations — there are generations of Jews that dreamt of coming here and generations of Jews who will come after us.”
“So if you’re asking if I have a sense of mission, historically and spiritually, the answer is yes,” he says.
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Waziri Mkuu Benjamin Netanyahu anatazama hirizi inayoonyesha “ramani ya Nchi ya Ahadi,” aliyopewa na mwhoji wake, Agosti 12, 2025.
Waziri Mkuu Benjamin Netanyahu ameiambia televisheni ya i24 kwamba anahisi yupo kwenye “jukumu la kihistoria na kiroho,” na kwamba amejikita sana katika ndoto ya Nchi ya Ahadi na Israeli Kubwa.
Mhoji wake, Sharon Gal, ambaye aliwahi kwa muda mfupi kuwa mbunge wa mrengo wa kulia wa Knesset, alimzawadia Netanyahu, karibu na mwisho wa mahojiano yao, kile anachosema ni hirizi yenye “ramani ya Nchi ya Ahadi.”
“Hii ndiyo ndoto yangu,” alisema Gal. Alitania kuwa hataki “kumzidishia matatizo” Netanyahu katika kesi dhidi yake inayodai kuwa alikubali vito na bidhaa nyingine za kifahari kutoka kwa wafanyabiashara kadhaa kwa ajili yake na mke wake Sara, lakini pia alisema angependa Netanyahu ampe Sara hiyo hirizi. “Asante,” alisema Netanyahu.
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Netanyahu says he’s on a ‘historic and spiritual mission,’ also feels a connection to vision of Greater Israel
12 Aug 2025, 8:20 pm
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu looks at an amulet showing "a map of the Promised Land," given to him by his interviewer, August 12, 2025. (Screenshot i24 news)
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu looks at an amulet showing "a map of the Promised Land," given to him by his interviewer, August 12, 2025. (Screenshot i24 news)
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tells i24 TV news that he feels he is on a “historic and spiritual mission,” and that he is “very” attached to the vision of the Promised Land and Greater Israel.
The interviewer Sharon Gal, who was briefly a right-wing member of Knesset, gifts to Netanyahu near the end of their interview what he says is an amulet of “a map of the Promised Land.”
“This is my vision,” says Gal. He jokes that he does not want to further “entangle” Netanyahu in the case against the premier for allegedly receiving jewelry and other luxury goods from several businessmen for him and his wife Sara, but also says he would like Netanyahu to give the amulet to Sara. “Thank you,” says Netanyahu.
“Do you connect to the vision?” Gal asks Netanyahu.
“Very much,” the prime minister replies.
“Really?” asks Gal.
“Very much,” Netanyahu repeats.
“It is Greater Israel,” Gal stresses.
“If you ask me, we are here,” responds Netanyahu, then pauses, then continues, “You know I often mention my father. My parents’ generation had to establish the state. And our generation, my generation, has to guarantee its continued existence. And I see that as a great mission.” He then moves on to discuss the sense of mission among Israelis today, highlighting that sense of purpose among soldiers, including reservists and their wives.
The amulet itself does not appear on the screen.
The exchange is cut from the video of the interview posted by i24 on its Youtube site in Hebrew, and does not appear, either, in a shorter version of the interview on i24’s English Youtube site. It appears on i24’s own Hebrew website (beginning at 31:14).
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The term Greater Israel was used after the Six Day War of June 1967 to refer to Israel and the areas it had just conquered — East Jerusalem, the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, the Sinai Peninsula and the Golan Heights.
The phrase was also used by some early Zionists, including Ze’ev Jabotinsky, forerunner of Netanyahu’s Likud party, to refer to present-day Israel, Gaza and the West Bank, and present-day Jordan.
Gal’s question about his connection to the “vision” of the Promised Land and Greater Israel comes after he asks the premier if he feels he is on a mission on behalf of the Jewish people. Netanyahu answers that he is “on a mission of generations — there are generations of Jews that dreamt of coming here and generations of Jews who will come after us.”
“So if you’re asking if I have a sense of mission, historically and spiritually, the answer is yes,” he says.
